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Hi, I'm Carmen, and welcome to learning how to see.

As the podcast name suggests, this podcast is about seeing,

and each season, we explore some facet of learning to see,

learning to encounter reality, not just superficially with our eyes, but deeply, with our whole

being. And this season, we've been exploring what it means to see with eyes of love.

Thank you so much for trusting Brian and me with this time

and for being the kind of person who cares about learning how to see with eyes of love.

And I'm Brian McLaren, and we're so glad you're with us.

Today we'll be responding to questions and comments that you all have sent in,

and we're really excited about that.

After we look at those questions, then we'll lead you in a guided meditation,

concluding with a few moments of silent contemplation.

It is our hope and prayer that after our time together,

you will feel re-centered on what really matters most, and that you will open your eyes with

a deeper sense of love for all that you encounter. counter. Well, we received so many wonderful comments and questions from listeners. And

Carmen, I'm really looking forward to discussing these with you. One really is addressed to you,

the first one we'd like to look at today.

Here it is. Regarding the Learning How to See Podcast, I am intrigued by Carmen's translation of

1st Corinthians 13. I'd like to ask for her to talk about her word choices of certain verses

that got my attention, verses 5 and 6 plus in verse seven, love never ends.

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